don't believe in freedom of speech ?eleven bravo wrote:
http://forums.bf2s.com/post.php?tid=334 … qid=533842SEREMAKER wrote:
freedom of speech
youre da guy that wants the laws to change no?SEREMAKER wrote:
don't believe in freedom of speech ?eleven bravo wrote:
http://forums.bf2s.com/post.php?tid=334 … qid=533842SEREMAKER wrote:
freedom of speech
Tu Stultus Es
I thought you were all about seperationeleven bravo wrote:
youre da guy that wants the laws to change no?SEREMAKER wrote:
don't believe in freedom of speech ?
huh?
*separation
*separation
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church and stateeleven bravo wrote:
huh?
*separation
law I was refferring to is burning of our flag and protests at military funerals ...... burn the bible, burn the quran, hey if that what floats your boat but don't burn the american flag while you're living in america ... that flag stands for alot and many have laid down their lives to make this place great and protests at military funerals ............ should never happen
Well, I'm no fan of Christianity or Islam, but I gotta say... this is no regular Christian congregation.Uzique wrote:
retarded, and only comprimises the lofty high-idealism of the american 'mission' against "radical islam".
when regular christian congregations start to burn islamic books and commit acts of iconoclasm... it adds a crusader-like tinge
The pastor is clearly a fanatic, as are his supporters.
/yesTurquoise wrote:
Well, I'm no fan of Christianity or Islam, but I gotta say... this is no regular Christian congregation.Uzique wrote:
retarded, and only comprimises the lofty high-idealism of the american 'mission' against "radical islam".
when regular christian congregations start to burn islamic books and commit acts of iconoclasm... it adds a crusader-like tinge
The pastor is clearly a fanatic, as are his supporters.
pfffff, biter
So how about Revrend Wright and his followers?Turquoise wrote:
Well, I'm no fan of Christianity or Islam, but I gotta say... this is no regular Christian congregation.
The pastor is clearly a fanatic, as are his supporters.
I stood in line for four hours. They better give me a Wal-Mart gift card, or something. - Rodney Booker, Job Fair attendee.
Good publicity stunt. He and Pat Robertson should go support some African dictators together.
burning bibles equals a regular muslim?Turquoise wrote:
Well, I'm no fan of Christianity or Islam, but I gotta say... this is no regular Christian congregation.Uzique wrote:
retarded, and only comprimises the lofty high-idealism of the american 'mission' against "radical islam".
when regular christian congregations start to burn islamic books and commit acts of iconoclasm... it adds a crusader-like tinge
The pastor is clearly a fanatic, as are his supporters.
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
most of these small, rural, fundamentalist churches are nothing more than American taliban.FatherTed wrote:
burning bibles equals a regular muslim?Turquoise wrote:
Well, I'm no fan of Christianity or Islam, but I gotta say... this is no regular Christian congregation.Uzique wrote:
retarded, and only comprimises the lofty high-idealism of the american 'mission' against "radical islam".
when regular christian congregations start to burn islamic books and commit acts of iconoclasm... it adds a crusader-like tinge
The pastor is clearly a fanatic, as are his supporters.
Inciting religious hatred was never the point of freedom of speech.SEREMAKER wrote:
freedom of speech
You've attended and noted this, right? Please do go on and describe the AR-15s you found stashed in the baptismal tank ready for guerrilla warfare. One little group gets national press by doing something stupid and everyone in the general demographic is American taliban. Gotta love it.Reciprocity wrote:
most of these small, rural, fundamentalist churches are nothing more than American taliban.FatherTed wrote:
burning bibles equals a regular muslim?Turquoise wrote:
Well, I'm no fan of Christianity or Islam, but I gotta say... this is no regular Christian congregation.
The pastor is clearly a fanatic, as are his supporters.
stingray24 strikes again. gotta love it
Tu Stultus Es
Why not burn 50 muslims? a book doesn't hit back.
I can only handle one stalker at a time. Wait your turn.eleven bravo wrote:
stingray24 strikes again. gotta love it
im not entirely sure how some shitty homemade youtube clip holds your interest, unless it's because you are literally retarded.Harmor wrote:
I found this interesting:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtePF8p- … r_embedded
Source: The Koran: Don’t burn it. Read it.
Oh yes i forgot, you are literally retarded.
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
youre the one that decided to bring yourself in this thread.Stingray24 wrote:
I can only handle one stalker at a time. Wait your turn.eleven bravo wrote:
stingray24 strikes again. gotta love it
Tu Stultus Es
"Oh what now? We've bombed the crap out of your shit, but you ain't seen nothing until you've seen us burn a Koran! Neener, neener."
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keyword: fundamentalist. I would say anyone who merits the description "fundamentalist" does not deserve positive description.Stingray24 wrote:
You've attended and noted this, right? Please do go on and describe the AR-15s you found stashed in the baptismal tank ready for guerrilla warfare. One little group gets national press by doing something stupid and everyone in the general demographic is American taliban. Gotta love it.Reciprocity wrote:
most of these small, rural, fundamentalist churches are nothing more than American taliban.FatherTed wrote:
burning bibles equals a regular muslim?
The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
~ Richard Feynman
~ Richard Feynman
Napalm sticks t- No WP sticks to kids.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
"Oh what now? We've bombed the crap out of your shit, but you ain't seen nothing until you've seen us burn a Koran! Neener, neener."
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I believe the pastor's planned actions fall within his rights. True, though, that by burning copies of the Koran, American lives will be put in increased danger, but only because the media decided to make a widely publicized issue out of it. Freedom isn't free, either.
Definitely not. The average Muslim has no interest in burning Bibles just as the average Christian has no interest in burning Korans.FatherTed wrote:
burning bibles equals a regular muslim?Turquoise wrote:
Well, I'm no fan of Christianity or Islam, but I gotta say... this is no regular Christian congregation.Uzique wrote:
retarded, and only comprimises the lofty high-idealism of the american 'mission' against "radical islam".
when regular christian congregations start to burn islamic books and commit acts of iconoclasm... it adds a crusader-like tinge
The pastor is clearly a fanatic, as are his supporters.
Most religious people aren't fanatical.
The only reason I dislike religion is because it's a slippery slope. It's easy for an otherwise rational person to become a fanatic when the basis of their ideology lacks empirical proof, because fanatics will sometimes find clever ways to pull moderates into their schemes through divisive issues. So while the average Christian or Muslim has the potential to become a fanatic, they haven't already made that error.